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antiquetiger is breaking the sound barrier to get to you.
Three door mats. Let me guess, you live under a shoes-off-inside-the-house regime?
I had a similar experience with my uncle Roy and a story he used to tell, about a family who went into the woods and was attacked by a band of escaped Army psychiatric patients who'd been subjected to violent, hellish, torturous behavior-modification experiments. It seems they escaped from the metal boxes the Army kept them in, found his family in the woods, fell upon them, slaughtered them and ate them.
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using computers to solve incredibly long math problems, which unlocks a block


I'm still not getting it.

I understand there is a "limited" supply of a block. I don't really understand what the block is or why it's so hard to just make the computer do more math and therefore more blocks, but let's move on. And I understand people are trading the bitcoins, and there is a market for trading the bitcoins so you've got speculation and futures trading going on. Got it. It just seems like the dependency on accessing the underlying asset that gives this thing value is digital and remote. Remote from the owner and remote from prospective buyers. So if I lose my access to the digital mechanism of reaching the asset, block or bitcoin or whatever the frick, am I not sitting there in my goatee with just my dick in my hand? Again? And any number of outsiders can come in and either prohibit me from accessing my asset or even just charge me a toll to access it digitally? Why would a guy like me who eats the 2 for $25 deal at applebees by myself even entertain this bullshite? Would I be interested in dipping in and hitting some licks? Sure. I'll hit some licks. But this is not a longterm asset, and it's volatile and I can't grab the a-hole who is impeding my access to my asset and say, "Look, frickface, I want my fricking money and I mean now." I can't do that with the block and the guy who is in any country in the Levant or Moscow or even in Many. It sounds like a scheme that they cooked up to frick Applebee guys like me. And I get fricked enough doing my Applebees routine. I'm out. None for me, thanks.
I remember when the ACA was gonna be hashed out on cspan. Do you remember that? I remember. I believed it then. Still believe it. Maybe they’ll still do it.
Whatever team of company spooks that found this guy in the 7th grade at a math contest and decided to groom him to become a computer geek straight out of central casting knocked it out of the park.
I’ve been saying this for years: whale oil. Whale oil today. Whale oil tomorrow.
Don't see Shark's Fish and Chicken in Shreveport on there. List is shite.

re: RIP Tom Skerritt

Posted by SidetrackSilvera on 10/22/26 at 3:33 pm to
HBO original movie, "The Heist" with him and Pierce Brosnan is great.
I went a couple months ago; maybe within the last four months. Whopper could not have been sadder. Grey, tasteless patty. I don't even believe it was actual beef. Fries were poor. Sad.
Gas Station Abdul would be a sick band name.

re: Baton Rouge to Shreveport

Posted by SidetrackSilvera on 10/19/26 at 12:49 pm to
The chicken and red beans at the gas station next to McDonald's at the exit north of Ellick used to be outstanding. Now it's a Y Not Stop or whatever those are called and it is quite mid. And no red beans.
$60 steak in a joint that sells gumbo fries ($15). frick outta here.
If you want to discuss decentralizing the government, I'm listening.
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Lamb Chop dog chews


I have a 140 pound dog and these are his favorite toys.

re: The Beekeeper 2 trailer

Posted by SidetrackSilvera on 10/15/26 at 12:05 pm to
I'm sure they left a lot of meat on the bone in the original Bee Keeper. Plot, character development, etc.